Kalasam (TV series)

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Kalasam (TV series) - Wikipedia

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Kalasam

Genre	Soap opera
Created by	Kutty Padmini
Written by	Kutty Padmini
Screenplay by	Devibala
Directed by	M.Vannan A. Abdullah M.R. Senthil Kumar
Creative director	Ramya Krishnan
Starring	Ramya Krishnan Sudha Chandran Kutty Padmini T. S. B. K. Moulee Devan Saakshi Siva
Theme music composer	D. Imman (Title Song) G. V. Kalai Kathir (Background Score)
Opening theme	"Thaiyara Thaiya" Thabu Shankar (Lyrics)
Country of origin	India
Original language	Tamil
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	234
Production
Producers	Vaidhegi Ramamurthy Kirtana Fanning
Editor	Thanjai R. Sankar
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	approx. 20-22 minutes per episode
Production companies	Vision Time RDV Staarlight Works
Original release
Network	Sun TV
Release	14 July 2008 (2008-07-14) – 26 June 2009 (2009-06-26)

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Kalasam (Tamil: கலசம்) is a soap opera that aired Monday to Friday on Sun TV from 14 July 2008 to 26 June 2009 totaling 234 episodes.^[1]

The show stars Ramya Krishnan in dual roles as a mother and daughter, with Sudha Chandran, Kutty Padmini, T. S. B. K. Moulee, Devan and Saakshi Siva. It was produced by Vision Time and RDV Staarlight Works and directed by Senthil Kumar and A. Abdulla. Its Creative Head was Ramya Krishnan.

Plot

The story follows an independent woman named Neelambari (Ramya Krishnan), who fights for women's rights, and a rich woman named Chandramathi (Sudha Chandran), who has very arrogant.

An air force officer named Ranjini (Ramya Krishnan) is an adopted child whose birth mother is Neelambari (Ramya Krishnan). Neelambari and Chandramathi (Sudha Chandran) were very close friends when they were young. Neelambari came from a wealthy family, and Chandramathi worked under her. However, the friendship didn't last long, out of jealousy Chandramathi betrayed Neelambari by taking away all of her assets. Neelambari's husband murdered Naalambari and ran away from the country.

Twenty-five years later, Chandramathi is shocked to see a woman who looks like Neelambari (Neelambari's daughter Ranjini). Still haunted by what she did she brought Ranjini under her control. Many of her plots fail until one-day Chandramthi's manages to get Ranjini arrested and jailed.

A lawyer reads a newspaper article about how Ranjini got arrested and, having been fond of her, Neelambari decides to help her. The story begins here and has many twists and turns, including the return of Neelambari, who after 25 years comes to take revenge on Chandramthi.

In the end, Neelambari forgives Chandramathi, and the drama ends.

Cast

Main cast

Ramya Krishnan^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5] in a dual role as:
- Neelambari (Vasundhara)
- Ranjini
Sudha Chandran^[6] as Chandramathi, the main antagonist
Kutty Padmini as Sangeetha, school teacher
T. S. B. K. Moulee as Advocate Satyamoorthy

Recurring cast

Srithika as Madhumita, Neelambari's adopted daughter
Devan
Saakshi Siva as Gopi
Sanjeev
Kuyili as Sharadha, Ranjini's adopted mother
Vijaykirushnan
Manokar as Karthi, Ranjini's brother
Srithar
Kumaresan
Vanaja
Iswarya as Uma, Sangeetha's daughter
Jayalakshmi
Vasuvi as Meena
Rajesh
Shanthi Williams as Nagalakshmi, Chandramathi's mother
Vietnam Veedu Sundaram

References

^ "Kalasam Serial Press Meet". tamil.gallery.
^ "Ramya Krishnan's disclosure!". www.behindwoods.com.^{[permanent dead link‍]}
^ "Ramya Krishna getting busier in TV". www.indiaglitz.com.
^ "Arrest warrant issued for Ramya Krishnan". www.behindwoods.com.
^ "Warrant against Ramya Krishnan". www.indiaglitz.com.
^ "Sudha Chandran back to Tamil TV". www.tamilstar.com.

External links

Official Website (in English)

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